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pedrovay2003 posted:We definitely end up utilizing the handheld camera mode when we're plagued by GHOST MATTER. I didn't think to try it on the stuff that moves around, though, I guess I just got it into my head that the camera had to remain with the object. That's a good tip! On a related note, it seemed like you were having some trouble fixing the gravity crystals with the scout camera. As far as I could tell you were only rotating the camera up and down once the scout was in place - were you aware you can rotate it left and right (which translate to anticlockwise and clockwise from the scout's point of view) as well?
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The ones in the part after the sandriver are quantum (well, most of them, I think some always block certain paths), the ones beforehand are not. The path is just placed such that it's extremely easy to miss.
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HerStuddMuffin posted:
One quick correction since I don't think anyone mentioned it specifically: the probe wasn't armoured to withstand a nova, the Ash Twin Project itself was. When the Nomai refer to the ATP, they're not talking about the overall plan, they're talking about the memory storage/time travel facility at the centre of Ash Twin, which is shielded by a thick layer of heat-resistant metal (which you can see the outside of once the sand has all drained) so that it will function for a few seconds of supernova while it gathers the power to send all its information to, uh, itself.
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